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@ruskin147's only gone and done a radio series on the history of social networking for the BBC.
Listen here.
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Here's Martin Weller's take on the "social networking backlash" backlash
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I really should broaden my reading beyond the Guardian, but here's a post about the backlash against social networking.
Is it really a backlash or just down to social networking's progress along the hype curve?
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I've bookmarked this, not so much for the blog post but the comments below that led to one contributor being blocked by the site owner. (see http://dangerouslyirrelevant.org/2011/01/goodbye-mark.html)
What do you think of the points that are made, what do they say about engagement in collaborative forms of discussion like this, and how much of this has to do with language and expression or viewpoint?
Would you have blocked Mark?
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Post highlighting one of the risks of making information and media available over the web that you later regret.Issues about online reputation.
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Another tool for creating a walled-garden social network. I've yet to try it out but it could be interesting
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Jon Snow reflecting on the relative merits of Facebook vs Twitter vs Blogging.
Personally, I see value lying more in using a combination of Blogging and Twitter than in Facebook, especially when it comes to professional practice.
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NMA report on Bucks New Uni's use of social media to build an onlie presence and manage their reputation.
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Came across this today via @deerwood on Twitter and have been wondering how well this fits with the idea of communities of practice. Students, teachers, technology mediators and subject matter experts coming together around the topic of environmental issues.\n\nSeems to be in the early stages but it will be very interesting to see what the outcomes are for these projects.How will it affect the learning experience for the students to be "legitimate peripheral participants" as Wenger and Lave would put it and what actions are likely to result from it?
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Reflection on the Guardian's recently published social media guidelines for journalists
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An example of digital storytelling using a range of social media. Storify, still in beta and requiring an invite (which I don't have yet, boo!), allows a user to aggregate different items of social media to create a narrative experience on a topic.
This is an example by will Allen at JISC Netskills
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Counter intuitive results to a survey by Citrix about the age of people driving social networking in businesses.
It doesn't seem to comment on to what extent the Gen Y-ers are using it outside of work and are reluctant to use it as professional tool.
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Interesting insight into the social media policy of a reasonably enlightened newspaper group. Encourages engagement with integrity.
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Article from Giga-Om about reluctance of traditional media outlets to embrace the social, personalised nature of social networking.
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The seven deadly sins of social media, by Trevor Spinks. It's a marketing site but it has important messages about uncritical use of social media.
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A very broad collection of documents from different organisations outlining their approach to the use of social media.
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Steve in the office reflected recently that we are not Facebook's users, we are it's product. Our data, given up willingly is a valuable commodity to companies wanting to sell to us (or use our data in other ways).
This post by David Rowan explains why he's not using Facebook because of this.
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Article highlighting some of the risks in using location-based social networks.
Slightly creepy - went straight to my 4square settings and privacy'd myself up.
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BBC article on why social networking tools can available in the wild could be useful in building relationships in business. A lot of what is said could be applied to workplace learning using soc networking too.
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